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No. It's a fairly good car. So naturally, it's not American. It's british. Huzzah!
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Who owns triumph cars?
Triumph cars is owned by BMW as of 2013. The car was originally manufactured by the Triumph Motor Company. This was a British car company, that manufactured cars and motors.
Does anyone on WikiAnswers own a Triumph car?
In the past, I have owned a 1968 Triumph 2000, and a 1976 Triumph Vitesse 6
What car emblem has a stags head?
Triumph
What car did George martin drive?
triumph herold
Where can someone get more information on Triumph TR3?
You can find information on the Triumph TR3 sports car on the wikipedia page devoted to it. As the car was made in the late 1950's and the Standard Motor Company that produced the car has since shutdown their exists little information relating to the Triumph TR3 online.
When was the Triumph TR7 first manufactured?
The Triumph TR7 is a sports car, first manufactured in September of 1974 by the Triumph Motor Company in the United Kingdom. It was first produced in the Speke, Liverpool factory. The car was first launched in the United States in 1975.
What kind of sports car is that on Capital One commercial?
triumph
What is the sports car in the movie 'Diner'?
1950s Triumph TR2
Model of car ending with a G?
triumph stag Mustang
Are Triumph cars and motorbikes the same company?
The original Triumph company, founded in 1885, made both motorcycles and cars (plus bicycles in its earlier years). However, the car and motorcycle divisions were split into two companies in 1936. The Triumph car company no longer exists. The Triumph motorcycle company is still going strong.
When was the Triumph TR6 in production?
The Triumph TR6 was a best seller for the British car company, Triumph. It was in production from 1969 to 1976 however only 8,746 were sold in the UK and the rest of the 94,619 were exported.
What year was the Triumph TR6 introduced?
The Triumph TR6 was a well known small sports car and was first introduced in 1969. They were made up until July 1976 by the Triumph Motor Company in England.
